The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 5, 1952, Page 4

a AA IUR RS Ht ““Bkuneh outfit with { { POAT Pee . cowboy. Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, Match 5, 1952 VX-1 Officers’ Wives Demonstrate Creative Talent In Self-Made Fashions Home-Created Clothes Exhibited In Exciting, Unique Fashion Show Compliments are due the officers’ wives who presented an ex-| citing home-created clothes fashion show during the past week at | °“¥t. Taylor. Mrs. E. W. Parish was commentator for the affair which ; ‘was attended by over 100 members of the O.W.C. Bi officers’ wives of VX-1. First and double entry were the Lingle twins, Susan and Stephen, six months old, dressed in blue batiste rompers made by their mother, Mrs. Van A. T. Lingle who also modeled a self- made frock in green. Young Brad Streiter, son of Cdr. and Mrs, Streiter, was nonchalant in outfit designed and sewed by his mother. Max Mc- Kee showed what the well-dress- #d. youngster wears in the trop- ies, a green striped denim suit. Other moppets who charmed the audience with their shy en- trances and skillfully made clothes, were Ann Parmelee Tish Haller, Debbie Gillham es- corled by Master Péter Wiair, Kathie Ferris who showed’ relue- tance but fiffally consented to be viewed, Karen Simdars and Sal- jy Parish. Sally appeared in a of white organdy and ingle rose, The effect was that of 4 Gainsborough por- trait. For informal wear, Mrs. J. C. Kemp, Jr., exhibited a green green shoes to..match. Even her hair had a fashionwise tint of emerald in it. In the play clothes division, Mrs. William Berezovsky ard daughter Karen won plauditis in blue and fink corduory. Mrs. Leon B, Blair added an unusuat poncho to her checked gingham swimsuit. A white terry beach coat: was effectively shown by. Mrs. Al- fred’ J. Reichel; maternity ‘shorts by Mrs, James Jénista; navy » Plue shorts by Mrs. Robert Mor- * Scout outfit by Miss Gayle Par; models on stage, ¥is; chartreuse pedal pushers by Mrs. James H. Clare, and a Girt ish who helped. the youhgest ual wear department, s in fascinating color ¢ofibinations, held the attention of the women Who enjoyed the luncheon-fashion show with en- thusiasm. Most of the frocks in, dis division” were ch types suitable for after+ noon, or early evening infoymal affairs. Modeling their own bedutitul patterns were Mrs. Hubert Morrison, Mrs. Robert Marvel, Mrs. David West, Mes. Gordon R. Otis, Mrs, Robert . Streiter, Mrs. W. W. Vallanding- ‘dm and Mrs. James F. Jenista. Sunbucks, full skirts and gay ee opr were the order of {tte day. Mrs. Morris Haller showed a red and white, check dress with stole for gaiety. Mrs. Gaddis Mc- Kee wore a sky-blue ensemble with an interesting neckline touched with sunshine yellow. Most unusual of the ‘entire dis- play was Mrs. James Clare's ex- hibit of Esquirette masculine at: tire showing what .Ner -well- -cresséd) Iisharid will wear. In the final brilliant promen- ade of cocktail dre the group showed ofiginality and talent for both tint combinations and’ de- j sign. Outstanding was the gray ahd seatlet side-drape created by Mrs. John G. Fifield. “Congratulations are due . the VX-1 Officers’ Wives’ group. for achighly entertaining afternodn ‘Max McKee PLAYWORTHY is the sturdy green and striped denim suit wotn by Max McKee, son of Ltoand Mrs. Gaddis McKee. Mrs. McKee demonstrated sew- ing skill with her handicraft “round-the- § * Citizen Staff Photo | pe and for théir in thrifty and unusual of their awn making. individual creations { | Apply ‘1'o Ved Robert O. Beals, Jr., USS Gua vina, 21, and Patricia A. Simpson, 20, 521 United Street have applied for a marriage license at the office of County Judge Raymend R. Lord. form the ceremony. Robert Earl Welch, Seaplane Base, 26 and Ficvine Curry, 21, 7-C Rev. J.B. Stafford will perform the ceremony. Amos Lee Fowler, 21, and Betty June Fowler, have taken out a marriage license. Indiana Couple Enjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dierkes of Decatur, {nd., are vacationing at Hilton Haven Motel in Key West. The Dierkes report that they are having a weaderful trip. This is their first visit to Key West. Tourists Go Sight-Seeing Mr. and Mrs. Basil W. Keler of Augusta, Maine, called at the of- fice of the Chamber of Commerce, Key West, in preparation for mak- ing a sight-seeing tour of the i land city. Also touring the spcis of historic Moore of Laverne, Okal. Mother And Daughter Set i | daughter Karen who wore look ; blue ecordurey. Karen is alw; Frank Castillo Home On Leave From Overseas Hospital Corpsman Frank Castil- jo, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Castillo, 828 Elizabeth street, is visiting in Key West on leave. Castillo just completed service of He is to report back to San Diego, Cailf.” March 27, He is a graduate of the Key West High School, class. of 1949 and is Pera old friendships while re. Cabtitlo’s sisers are Mrs. Don ‘Tucker and Mrs. Anthony Albury of this city. Spanish Classes Are Postponed conversational Spanish for adults taught by Miss B. Remond has been postponed Until next week. All classes will be held at San Carlos ‘School, the clats sponsored by the NCCS, USO, included. * Schedule of lessons follows: sinners. Tuesday, 8:00 to 9:30 pm. Be- grnners. |. Wednesday, 8:00 to 9:00 p.m, Intermediate. Advanced. 4:30 p.m. Hostesses were genius | The Rev. Sammetinger will per- | Fort Village have also applied. The | interest were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell ! READY FOR THE BEACH are Mrs. William Berezovsky and mother in sewing as well as other circles. Helen is the wife of W. G. Berezovsky, Piasecki helicopter represeritative here. 14 menths with the Navy in Guam. ; Monday, 3:15 10 4:25 p.m., Be- | Thursday, 7:30 to 8:30 pm.,| trucks both for commercial and Spécial class for children is of- | fered every Tuesday from 3:30 to|dinance because it was not all * 'Easter Preview Citizen Staff Photo PUTTING ALL HER BUNNIES in one basket, little Miss Karen Simdars poses in a dress made by her mother, Mrs. Paul H. Simdars. Her outfit includes very grownup gloves and poise | to go with them. -alikes in play togs in pink and ays on the ball, and so is her (Robert Miller On ‘Duke Dean's List Robert A. Miller of Key West was one of 530 undergraduates ‘named to the Duke University | Dean's list for the Spring semes- | iter, it was announced here to- Duke University officials said | ‘that @ total of 530 or 16 per cent |of the entire undergraduate en- | jrollment were named, one of the highest totals in the history of the university. Some 248 women — and 282 meh are includ- | lea. | Only those students who main- tain at least a B average at Duke ;8re eligible for selection. Further | | breakdowns reveal that 63 per |cent of the students honored are | | from Southern states,-24 per cen |from the North and ten per cent | from Midwestern states. Five foreign countries are represent- | ed. Miller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J, Miller of 1015} | Flagler avenue. He is a graduate jof Key West High School. Businessman\ Paul Sher today stated that it was correct that he | Urged the commission hot to pass jthe ‘sound truck’ ordinance Mon- day night, but emphasized that he is opposed to use of sound Ron-commercial purposes. And that Is Why hé opposed the or- at the East Martello Tower _Dyubleheader In Style itizen Staff Photo SUSAN AND STEPHEN LINGLE are wheeled along in double fashion by their mother, Mrs. Van-A. T. Lingle who wore a green dress of her own making. ~The twins, six months old, modeled blue batiste garments with happy unconcern and eager | beaver looks at the camera | Trim And Neat Lady In Red Citizen Staff Photo NAVY BLUE SHORTS with | Citizen Stati, Photo high-neck blouse was shown BRIGHT AS A FLAME was the | by Mrs. Robert L. Morris. Mel- | yess worn by Mrs. Hubert Mor- lie is Handy with the needle, |» ;ison Who pa ated in the needless to say. Apy from | VX-1 Officers’ Wives fashion the officers’ wives at the how recently. Connie made the fashion show the point ty gown herself and model ed it too. ‘Navy Lensman Saturday Night iIs Here For Duty The Key West Art and Historical|_ Ben -T. Langston, Aviation | Society will present its first annual ; Photographer Third Class, USN, | costume ball on Satarday, March §|son of Mr,.and Mrs. R. R. Langs- Roose- jten, 1015 Comanche Ave., Tam- jpa, Fle, reported to Air Devel- will be }opment Squadron One, (VX-1), jbased at Boca Chica Field, for Mrs. Charles Bratenahi is chair- }duty. man of the event which is the last | VX#l is tifider the command of | important social affair of La ge- | Captain Elliot W. Parish, Jr. and tana Alegre }is charged with the improvement | Masks, wigs and he niidieiaeh be development of anti-subma- will be available at the door for {tine measures. those who come to the Ben graduated from Jefferson bal! out of costume. High School im June 1949 and CAV. the City |latet Was @mployed by the Rob- | special |értson & Fresh Co., as Costume Ball To Be Given velt bive. at the airport The time for the dance at 10 p.m masque Jeursen of promised ‘inclusive as he so stated Monday. lighting arrangements for ¢{ . |rapher. fair, Mrs. Emery “Konilos, Ranke] His wile; thé former Mise ant for the planning announced |Mary Wilson, daughter of Mr. last night and Mrs. C. Resondo, Conway, Refreshments and beverages |N. Cat, 18 presently residing at Will be available to suit individ-'306 Old Corry Rd., Pensacola, | ual tastes Fla. i Doing A Good Turn For The Day Citizen Staff Photo GIRL SCOUT GAYLE PARISH models her new scout outfit and helps two young fashion paraders in the show of home De ilham. Blair s the daughter ¢ y eter the affair. F. or The Bridle Citizen Staff Photo RICH SHADES of nded We en and n the frock t and mod She David officer texterity. ide of Lt » VX-1 here. National Airlines Keeps Low Tarrifs There will be no curtailment of the low-fare air coach servic of National Airlines, pioneer vocate and promoter of low-cost air transportation on the East- ern seaboard, the airline an- nounced today f An_ order issued yesterday by the Civil Aeronautics Board re- quiring by March 31 the suspen- sion and investigation of certain coach tariffs filed by six major a Photog- | airlines does not in any way ap-/|of Narrowsburg, N.Y. have made! ply to National's New York-Mi- ami coach service, it was con- firmed by CAB officials. The name of the king of Libya is Sayyid Mohammed Idris el Mahdi el Senussi. reated c show took place last week at Ft. Taylor Officers’: Club at a luncheon of the O.W.C. The bonneted 7 daughter whose lothes made and. modeled by the of Lt. (j-g.) and Mrs. Donaid mother, M 4 Capt. and Mrs. E. W. Parish. Mr Doggy Outfit | \ Citizen Staff Photo Leon B. Blair, was also in the unusual exhil officers’ wives of VX-1, The A. Gillham. Her smiling es-\ rs, Parish Was commentator for For Men Onl ly MARY BLAIR exhibits a smart navy blue and white dress with | LCDR. Leon Bla husband is who raises those prize cocker ty } spaniels about town | Party From Pennsylvania ; Like Climate And Sights; Mr. and Mrs. David Heit and Mr. | tand Mrs. William Miller of Lin-{ {eoln University, Pa.; have been} | visiting in Key West. This was the | | party’s first trip to the southern- most city. They reported that they | enjoyed the sights and climate here very much. Tour Of Keys Planned Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Behling | | a sight-seeing tour of Key West, as a part of a week’s vacation they tare taking in the lower Florida Keys. The Behlings report that they are enjoying their stay very much and are finding the weather ideal for a winter vacation. Citizen Staff Photo SOMETHING NEW and differ- ent was added to the fashion parade. at Ft: Taylor when pretty Peg Clare * showed off what her well-dressed husband will wear. He is Lt. James H. Clare and Peg made the outfit herself with tailoring exact ness. Robert H. Byers Gains Promotion Lieutenant Robert H: Byers, |34, is a Lieutenant Commander jin the U. S. Navy effective today. Attached to the staff of Captain. Malen Durski, CO of Surface An- ti-Submarine Detachment, U. Ss. Atlantic Fleet, Key West, Plori- da, he is presently serving in the capacity of Scheduling Officer in the Evaluation > Bes A native of Lampeter, Pa, Mr. Byers was recalled to active duty and reported to Key West, for duty April 30, 1951.